Bucharest and Sibiu, in central Romania, are these days hosting prestigious theater and documentary film festivals
New corruption scandals are shaking the political class in Bucharest, less than two months before elections
Standard & Poor’s foresees a stable outlook for the Romanian economy
Direct foreign investments in the Romanian economy dropped by more than a third last year.
The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East dominated the agenda of the Romanian foreign minister, Luminița Odobescu, at the UN General Assembly meeting.
The Romanian authorities have given assurances they will be able to handle the swollen Danube waters
The European Union announces aid worth 10 billion euros for flood-hit member states, including Romania.
For the first time, a Romanian has been appointed vice-president of the European Commission.
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The project of the so-called Green Corridor, which will supply the European Union with energy produced in the Caspian Sea, is reporting good progress.
Romanian deputies amended the legislation regulating bear hunting.
Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey have created a joint task force to neutralized naval mines adrift in the Black Sea
Neighboring Ukraine, invaded by Russian troops, the Republic of Moldova stays on the American diplomacy agenda